Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 26, 1915 · page 3

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WANTED~A YOUNG MAN

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ply A. Dickerman & Son.

 

WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
)f cattle and calves and trade or sell.

fresh cows and springers. Friedman,
South Norwalll. Tel. 1151.

 

CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. INC.
Vant—
Experienced operatorton power ma-
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AUTOMOBILES?

REAL BARGAINS—1910 Chalmers
80 Touring, $200; 1913 Mercer Racer.
8750; 1914 Ford Roadster, $225; 1914
Ford Closed Delivery, 8400: 1915

 

 

Overland Six. $750; 1916 ChalmersI

51x 40, $1,000. All cars guaranteed.
Naast Bros. Garage, South Norwtlk.
Conn. Phone 1360. 1123 51

LOST.

 

 

 

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LOST—A’l‘ THE ARMORY, WED.

Ilesday evening, Crepe de Chine scarf,
white with' pink rose borders. Finder
please return to Sentinel office and
receive reward. n26 1t

 

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JUST COMFORT.

‘_ is what most people nowadays
want in their living room—a
place where you can work or
rest—really live.

That means you must buy dur-
able, substantially built

FURNITURE.

designed for real use and com-
fort rather than ornament.

We have the best qualities in
all styles and varied grades. Call
and see.

A. .l. Angevine &Co.-

South Norwalk. Conn

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“WHEE‘E’ EVERYBODY GOES.”

 

 

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Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9

Balcony 5c. Orchestra Toc.

 

Special Feature Today

FRIDAY
World Film Corporation presents
The Popular Star
Roaskr’wsslmcx in

The flash of All Emerald

A detective drama

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in 5 parts

comma Tliuasoav “""
William Farnum in
THE BROKEN LAW

 

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, TNsnglyf-‘iim Plays.

 

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strong boy in a dry goods store. All-I

 

 

 

Joseph Morton, Saugatuck, Conn.

 

i TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE IN
IEast Nolwalk, finely located, vnear
water. Inquire of W. G. Crockett, 16
South Main street.

 

TO LET—2 CONNECTING FUR
——nished rooms with gas, cook stove and
convenience for light housekeeping.
$2 50 per week Inquire 214 East ave-
‘ilue. 11% 3t

To LET~FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO-
cation, rent reasonable. F. Ilopp, 3-5
Cove avenue, East Normalk. n24 3t

 

TO LET—A SIX ROOM COTTAGE
at No. 12 South street. Apply at No.
13~South street.

 

TO LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-

dar'street: improvements. 3 0111068,
Washington street. Inquire Samuel
Roodner, South Norwalk. n18 it

 

 

To LET—THE DENTAL ROOMS
over the Peoples Trust 00., formerly
occupied by Dr. Weed. consisting of
three rooms well lighted, suitable for
dress making establishment or other
light business. For further particu-
lars, inquire at the office of The Old
IWeli Cigar Co., 83 Washington street.

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TO LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL IM-
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.
chicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
tags on premises. Rent :30. Gregory
‘lloulevard. Five room apartment, beau-
tiful view of Sound. First class condi-
tion. Rent 312. East Washington St..

 

 

I 64 South Main St. Phone '60. um II

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To LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave-
nue, 6 room with al improvements.
‘32 Taylor avenue;

I Inquire United Grocery Company, No. ..

IMain street.

To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
out, newly papered, in first class con-
dition, eight excellent rooms. House
well located, central, modern improve-
ments. Rent reasonable. Inquli'e ‘No. 9
Elizabeth street. 018 tf

 

 

To LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locali‘
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
er street, South Norwslk. Apply H. A.
Hegelein, Plumber. Phone 110642.

 

 

To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE WITH.
all improvements. Also 5 room cot.
tinge. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. In-
lquire I Disses. Central Hotel, or 121
Main street, Norwalk. n4 lit
To LET—21 UNION IT. 7 BOOK
t. Possesion at once. The

Hatch and Bailey On. 126 t!

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Mr. and "Mrs, Arthur E. Chase, of
{Bridgeport were over-holiday visitors
Iof Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher, of
I'Chestnut street, downtown.
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Mayor Citrl Axel Harstrom will not
be at his office in the City Hall to-
‘morrow, as usual. The mayor is a.
[delegate to an important conference
‘to be held in New York city.- The
office hours, next week, will be the
same as heretofore. between 4 o’clock
and 5 o'clock. R. H. Golden has sub-
mitted his mosquito extermination re-

19°“. to Mayor Harstrom.
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The Direct Importing Compa'ny is
preparing to remove its tea store to
the former Variety Bazaar headquar-
ters on Washington street. A permit
for wiring was issued this: morning
from the building department. Per-

 

 

Tilers will be an important reheat-e
‘ ofthe team and guard of
— l1 Lodge. The oil:-

 

Thomas Catterali.
and L. _. I.” Brown.
street;
a permit for a house to be erectelb on
Glenwood avenue. for Carl B. Path

barn. on Cross

 

 

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' large lot. fruit and garden. Terms to

——Pee.rl and biacketone hatsJO‘Brien. ~

mils were also issued for wiring fol“
of Broad lstreet,a

 

 

llogally buleau, washstand and table

other household goods. No. 29 Ely inc-l
nue South Nor-walk.

close of estate. Apply to Joseph Mor-
ton, Saugatuck, Conn.

 

FOR SALEflATTRACTIVE BRAND
new 7 room cottage. All improvements

suit purchaser. Louis S. Boole.
n26 6t

FOR SALE—OVERCOAT SALE.
All wool and wool lined ulsters, suit
able for drivers or chauffeurs. Worth
316, will close out 88.00, each. Apply

Saturday before noon, 7 Monroe
Iptreet, Asch Building. Ask for Mr.
I‘David. n26 it

 

FOR BALE—FURB. JULIUS TES
iny, 1811-1816 Main street, Bridgeport.
Manufacturing furricr. Repairing a
specialty. New furs always on hand.

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FOR BALE—ONE 1913 BUICK
touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car.
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle‘s Gar-
age, 11 Raymond street. it tf

 

DIIQINDRk ITH‘I‘s

"AT.‘WONEI‘infill—ETHERNET.

south Nonialll. Bicycles, motorcycles

ind Sundries. Both sold nd eaebangod

Expert repairing. Baby carriages re

paired. We do vulcanizlng. Prices res
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"alrleflONs wmre‘sv‘a'.‘ lf—you
are obtained by advertising to lnl

 

in pelfect order. Wliting desk, table, ,ig‘z
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FOR SALE—ONE noun WHEELI

dump cart, one bed room set of fourIm
pieces will matttress and spring. The

 

 

 

 

 

 

.Pure LARD

2 lbs. 256

BEST
FAMILY

' Compound Lll'd

11c pound

GOLD MEDAL 85°
bag '

FLOUR

7,3 4 lbs.250~n
Willi? 25c ka 5c lb.

liiERRiNK} c: lb. 15C I :38???” 7C bOt-

Just receiVed a newassortmentol

gilgkglzlhzd:LLOW CAKES 10c. pound
3 lbs. 25c

 

Flour 7 9c

 

FANCY CALIFORNIA

PRU N ES

NEW STOCK

BROKEN
RICE

 

GRAHAM CRACKERS

MILK CRACKERS
SODA CRACKERS

 

 

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DELICIOUS Penn 1 Butter, 15c lb.

Made Fresh while you wait.

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a circulation in said District, at least
five days before said‘Srd day'of De
camber, 19l6.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.

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. District of Norwaik, ss. Probate
Court. November 24th, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Charles, E. Dow, late,of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.-
Ordeled. That.t-he Ishecutrix exhibit
her Administration account to this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate
office in'Norwalk, on the 1st day of
December, 1915, at 2 o’clock afternoon
and that all persons interested in said
Estate maybe notified thereof, the Ex.
ecutrix will cause this order to bei
published in a newspaper having a
circulation lin said District, at least 5
days before said 1st day of December,i
1915. ‘

 

 

HENRY W. GREGORY.
. Judge

 

Prosecuting Attorney Cramer OI
Hegeman spent yesterday in Bridge;
port. 3

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Dr. Wallace H lFinch, of Stamford,
will be the principal speaker at the
lrally of Epworth Lea es to be held,‘
‘tonight, in the First 1M. E. church of
South Norwalk. .. :

 

 

I Clitord 'Bucklsy, of Franklin ave-
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lrule, now employed in New York,

at his home in Norwalk.

The- inspector, as well. issued! A “Thanksgiving mus was held in:

‘night, it the" Country Club. Theto' _ .

 

spending the Thanksgiving holidays I

 

est employers. The Sentinel reache-
m. m... u. xiv-an. and mm... IQ FRESH ROASTED PEA NUTS. large bag ......... so i
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LEGAL "onus I 10 Stamps Free With the Follownlg 1
. ' ‘ 1 pkg. Farina. ... ....... .......................... 1°C 9
.- 1 bet. Bluing ..... . ........................... To:
mama of Norwalk' 5" Fromm k Rolled Oats ........................... 12c . ,-
Court- November 24th. A. 11.1916. ‘ pkg: Ta ioca ........................... m: "
...... ...... W- W .... .. ‘ ‘ P: p.” .. an; ............................... I
Norwslk in said District, deceased. I p g' pp g ‘ 4;ng
ordered' Tm“ ”"3 “mum“ “Mb“ EXTRA STAMPS WITH FRESH ROASTED COFFEEB AND NEW 9“
her Administration account to this g“ _ CROP TEAS
Court for adjustment, at the Probate .~
omce “‘1 Nomk‘ on me 3rd day of : ----- IO Stamps with 1 lb. Fresh Roasted Coffee .. ........ 25c
December. 1915. at 11 o’clock fore- g 1513 Stamps With 1 1b Fresh R0353 €02“) """ 3°: ‘
noon; and that all persons interested 5'0 Stamps “nth 1 I]: ggfih Rf?“ o co """ ' ' ' ' ‘ is: ,9‘
in said Estate may be notified there- ’ 30 Stamps With 1 lb. E trceChealc. T ------ K ---------- 50"
of: the Executrix will cause this oriier go Stamps “th 1 lb Gaol a t $9: ea """" r """ 601.: A?
to be published in a newspaper having- oStamps with I ces ------------ ~ .

 

 

Before Christmas, Clc arance Sale
of Housefurnishings

and this is a Bulletin of some of the special «values offered. Because
Christmas merchandise is arriving in large quantities, we must and
room for displaying it. Saturday is your opportunity to take advan-
tage of these exceptionally good values.

35c White enameled extension
rods‘ with round corners

35o. No. 6, parlor brooms at 25c
$1.00 Crystal coffee mills at 79c

$2. 25 White enameled baby’s at .......... ..... ........ 24c
bath tubs at ........ ...315 $2.50 Perfect oil heaters with

98c Floor hair brooms with steel tanks at .......... $1.98
12 inch block at ........ 79c ”"35 Adju'uble I”. curtain

10: Wood knife boxes at....7c atretchers with easel, at $1.29

 

49c Round cornered bread. 65c Large size zinc wash
flexes, size 18 1.2x 9 1-2 at 85c boards at . . ...c, ....... .491:
Albert F. Gehebe
' Phone 10593.;

Prompt Mom/52 Washington 8!. so Nor-alt

 

. l FRIDAY. NOV. 26. 1915 " THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI. PAGE THREE
~ ‘ *"‘"“" -_ F“_-—. E: :2" .7 Aim '1“. yrfim;7m'»iumi' “ITW' :5” “$.ng -..“ “" ~——- "‘7 .5 ~H “ d- " — -
I as . _
Classified Ads. --TO Let, I EaSt i —-PRICES THAT SPELL ECO NOMY—
' For Sale, Business and I I (1..
an 8. Professional Cards and . T c Andrew Daveys
* I ea 0. ‘ .-.,
Miscellaneous | 125 wmmmn 8L . 90 Washington Street, South thwalk. D I
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words orLeas, 25¢ T... 371. Phone 410. tempt e ivory.
'fl‘hree Témes, 50c. Esch-Addil:ional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black- I - - - - Best Pure Lard 1‘ C.
see or spa Double Price. , - / _
' . In W6 roast Cut to ................... ,, 2 [be
~ ofte‘e .
WANTED. -I To Lin. 1 FOR SAL]. I” t . d .1 Fancy New New New Pack Jersey .. ‘
' i » 10 as .- i . ‘ ' '
WANTED_R00M AVD BOARD IN! TO LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH i FOR SALE—ONE mo OVERMNBI W e y Cal-“ma Rdbp berl IFS FEARS
private famil) by man and wife. Ad- :3 11:33::“111 Pplji‘ ate fining; no oth- liouring car. Good running condition THERRE"I I: A :IF- PRUNES Large No. 2 cans liars: NO- 3 cans
dress B R E c‘o Sentinel _‘ iellces. Breakfasinipfilbna: A2238; Bligslgaagailfl‘ lSdat-riiice, péfe 2,25 Gail! FE ESOCME T Y 3 ”’53 for 17¢ ,0“ to 15¢ can Cut to 2 for 25¢
WANTED—EVERY WOMAN T0 We“ “"9“" 50““ ”mm“ qz‘ei 1422133.e meat SI 0:3: 3,}
know that we are selling out our sec. TO LET FOUR ROOM ‘i... __.___ . "’“lI SMO GOIden b‘lour he Wt)! II) D 790
end—hand machines, 55 up. Every “ S. FIRST __ . LEAN‘ KED ' fi
machine guaranteed in first class run-“W101“. 51311011811 range, 6 rooms ongcheSA‘Bfickggslhgcsfbago: 1:3: 1‘]. U D F‘RQ 13C pound Graln be ‘I bag
ning order. See them at the Singer second floor. Good barn. Also lot of 110 eggs' First class Condition usedIi‘ S O L .l k .. V ‘ .
store. 15 Railroad avenue. ‘furniture for sale. Inquire 32‘Chapel once only Telephone 1027 or write: Fresh from the New Rolled . NEW PICKLES
...—_..L~_._..—._ lSl- IBO' 33. ‘Soum Norwalk ' W; at; FINEST CREAMERY Roaster OATS Large 'lars. Sweet,
WANTED—HARNESS MAKER; ._ x 3;. __ Ifi BUTTER 32C pound 83%?ESEamos Sour Mixed or
‘Apply Raymond Bros. u2l 3t' To LET—A SEVEN noom House» l Fresh from the mill I . ' '
"Ion Combo street, Westport. inquire FOR SALE-3 PlECE SET MA 19¢ lb- plain. Regular 35c“

 

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Q ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR ............ 6!!» bag 23¢ 11
" GRAHAM. FLOUR ............ 5 in). bag 25¢ I
. RYE FLOUR ........ . .................. 5 ll). hag 25¢ ah
i YELLOW CORN MEAL ............... 3 n). ling 10¢ §
Q PURE PORTO RICO MOLASSES. gallon ....... 60¢ I}:
d TRY OUR @
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5 the for 904 3 lbs. in“ 14¢ Jars. Cut to 9Q¢‘

 

 

SWCQI l ll
Florid 1 (I, ranges to 20mm.
PEERLESS Extra Selected New Cal.
. OFFEE PEACHES or
e best coffee SWEET White Wax
you ever dran' POTATOES CHERRIES
01b Cut to Cut 1
so S. &H. Stamps 0 y
with sub pound 950‘ pl.. 2 cans for 25¢

 

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Font: 1'

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Table Butler 29,3. ’3

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. , eTi-lE-FAIRCHILD-STORE-
‘5 Mr. 8: Mrs. Early Shopper:

O_UR HOLIDAY STOCK IS READY

Get First Pick and Avoid the Rush ’

if you did your gift buying varly last season, you know what a sat-
isfaction it is to shop in comic t, without that hurried feeling that
comes with last minute buying.

Then too you have the first selection of all our Big Holiday Die.
play and the opportunity to pick up many novelties that cannot be
duplicated, and affords you the nppcrfun ty to give that “something“
different" present that is at“): so highly prized.

Every day until Christmas we will offer some suggestion in our
advertising space which we are sure will aid you in solving the pres-
ent problem.

G. W FAI\C lLl) & \0 S WP.

997 MAIN STREET _ BRIDGEPOR’I‘

 

 

 

 

NO MATTER

what goods you may need, it’s policy to give Raymond

Brothers 3 chance to supplyyour wants. We are business
builders and up-to-date' in everything in our line. Coal,
Wood. Lime, Drain Pipe, Terra Cotta and Brick of all,

descriptions. ' ‘ 1

Get our. Price current and note the contents. We make

‘. ourselves useful to others.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

REGEN l 'A'RE;

PHONE
NORWALK 976
.7:
. BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
Dally Matinee 2:90. Evening 7:r 5 till 10:30 (I Shows)

THIS AiT.RNOON TO NIGHT

At 2:20 AT 8' 20

 

 

 

Paramount ()lfPi'S _
Hat—l Dawn in . '
“The Masqueradels” ' f» .

All Seats 10 ce:.lts Boxes and Logos
20 cents
Saturday Nov. 27

Mat. 2:20 Eve. 7:15 and 9
V. L. S. E. ofler their best. effort

‘The Chalice oi Courage’

Tuesday Night Only Nov. 301*

The Biggeetalul ”Huston Show of the Season

' Monday New. 29 . 7
GERALDINE FARR‘AR l:

‘ “CARMEN”

 

Kalle b! Oreste Vesselia

With Waiter Jones ald 3 Notable Gist

Great alum great medians, great dancers
811 in the company'including
Orcbe'stlaol 30

Be a First highter and see Tit for Tat

Beats Now gelling. Prices 25:. 50c. 75c., $1.00, $1. 50,‘ $2.00

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weonssosv. use. 1. u- lotion Picture Masterpiece one. “is 3;
ban in “AN ALIEHI' ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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